My "Dream in Love" movie theater was moved to Hong Kong. The man next door slept soundly, but the group of people in the back row laughed with relish. The director was destined to shine only in the small crowd. In the middle of the action, I suddenly had a dream. "My Own Private Idaho" has been specializing in the past, but The Science of Sleep is more and more focused on the dream. His view of love, once again involuntarily. But it is more tragic than the "ace of the enemy". When you are awake, there is nothing you can do, and love is only a castle in the air in a dream. The director sees through the men and women in the world, and dreams become more and more clear.
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